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Greece’s Go Beyond Solar Battery Programme: Big Ambitions, Small Turnout

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Greece’s Go Beyond Solar Battery Programme: Big Ambitions, Small Turnout Greece has taken a step forward in supporting commercial and industrial (C&I) energy storage. The Ministry of Environment and Energy has provisionally approved 209 businesses to receive €8.15 million in subsidies for 28.2 MW/49.3 MWh of battery storage, paired with 30.8 MW of solar PV

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Solar panels reduce thermal stress in dairy barns during critical afternoon hours

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A research team from China has investigated whether rooftop PV systems can help mitigate heat stress in dairy barns. “This research provides quantified evidence to support advisory and decision-making processes for farm managers, agricultural policymakers, and PV integrators,” the researchers said in a statement. “By demonstrating that rooftop photovoltaic systems serve a dual purpose—generating clean

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UK Solar Passes 2 Million Installations: A New Era for British Renewables

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The United Kingdom has reached a historic milestone. According to provisional data from the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), total solar capacity hit 22.1 GW at the end of March 2026, with the number of individual installations crossing 2,003,000. March 2026 alone recorded 27,607 installations – the busiest month since 2012 –

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Renewables Growth Cut Spain’s Electricity Bills by 24.2% – What It Means for Solar

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For years, the argument for renewables has been environmental. Now, the economic case has become undeniable. A new report from Positive Money, titled Towards Cheaper Electricity, provides compelling evidence: between 2023 and 2025, the expansion of renewable energy capacity reduced wholesale electricity prices by an average of 24.2% across the countries analysed. In Spain and

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Agrivoltaics Maintains or Enhances Forage Quality – Sunlink Insights

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Agrivoltaics Maintains or Enhances Forage Quality, Study Finds – What This Means for Solar Developers and Farmers At Sunlink (Xiamen), we believe the future of solar energy is not just about generating clean electricity – it is about integrating with agriculture to create value for both energy and food production. A new study from the

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Agrivoltaics can help lettuce survive extreme heat

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A research group from Canada’s Western University has investigated the performance of organic romaine lettuce, a heat-sensitive crop, under a broad range of agrivoltaic conditions. The test was conducted in London, Ontario, in the summer of 2025, during which 18 days had temperatures over 30 C. “Our study explores how agrivoltaic systems can be tailored to optimize

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How to avoid ‘long tail’ effects in large-scale PV plants

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A group of researchers from University of New South Wales (UNSW) studied the “long tail” phenomenon in large-scale photovoltaic plants and found that about 20% of the solar modules used on the field degrade much faster than expected. The “long tail” occurs when a significant number of modules in the same facility underperform relative to expectations, creating

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China connects largest battery-supercapacitor hybrid storage plant

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A 100 MW hybrid frequency-regulation plant in northern Shanxi province, North China, was connected to the grid at the end of August and is expected to enter full commercial operation following testing in September, according to its developers. Touted as the world’s largest supercapacitor-based installation, the facility combines a 58 MW/30-second supercapacitor array with 42

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